0xC55
0xC55 is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing. The prefix 0x signals hexadecimal notation in many programming languages. The digits C, 5, and 5 correspond to decimal 12, 5, and 5, so 0xC55 equals 3157 in decimal.
In binary, 0xC55 is 110001010101. To express the same value in other bases, it can be written
In software development, such literals appear to initialize constants, set bitmasks, or encode data within source
Context matters for interpretation. For example, 0xC55 is not a standalone identifier on its own in domains
Overall, 0xC55 is a short hex value representing the decimal 3157, commonly encountered as a numeric literal